Dealing with prisoners after they’re released from custody is the impetus behind bills from Senators Phil Fortunato and Chris Gildon.
One measure aims to protect the public from them, while the other looks to protect them from themselves.
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Sen. Phil Fortunato talks to Lars Larson about Gov. Inslee’s veto of the budget proviso that would have required the state to notify residents when sexually violent predators are placed in their communities.
Sen. Phil Fortunato talks to KIRO Radio’s Dave Ross about housing and homelessness.
Host Austin Jenkins interviews two state legislators who have recently experienced the siting of sex offender housing in communities in their districts: Senator Phil Fortunato and Representative Dan Griffey.
The state Legislature passed a bill in a special session that the Governor signed into law making hard drug possession a gross misdemeanor with the goal of getting people who suffer from substance abuse disorder into treatment. Two state Senators, Republicans John Braun and Ron Muzzall, spoke on the bill, not just as lawmakers, but also as uncles.
Governor Jay Inslee vetoed several budget provisos that would have improved government accountability. Senators Braun and Phil Fortunato react.
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Governor Jay Inslee vetoed a study of the state’s housing supply and affordability problem, now a state Senator is wondering why.
Tracy Ellis reports.
Sen. Phil Fortunato talks to Jason Rantz about a suite of housing bills signed by Gov. Inslee.
Sen. Phil Fortunato talks to Jason Rantz about Democrat policies to increase taxes, distribute abortion pills, ban guns, coddle criminals, and require clergy to disclose what is said to them in confession.
Banning some rifles won’t protect kids, according to a state Senator, but increasing security at schools will.
Tracy Ellis explains.
Senators Keith Wagoner and Phil Fortunato at the Washington Legislative Sportsmen’s Caucus 2023 Annual Shootout at Little Rock on March 23rd. All legislators and staff were invited. Instruction was provided on the range.
